blockchain

• Video
• GovFocus
• Workforce

Acting Health and Human Services' Program Support Center Chief Financial Officer Mike Peckham joined OneStream Software Vice President Michael Germaine to discuss how agencies are grappling with how to make financial reporting better.

Blockchain is rising as a nascent technology that enables reliable information exchange throughout networks, and federal agencies are starting to embrace the emerging technology to drive efficiencies — including in grants management work.

Sampling honey can help the Department of Homeland Security promote legitimate trade, according to researchers at the Border, Trade and Immigration (BTI) Institute, a DHS Science & Technology Center of Excellence led by the University of Houston.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, academia stepped in to help keep food supply chains moving.

Artificial intelligence, blockchain and robotic process automation are just a few of the technologies the Department of Homeland Security hopes to incorporate into IT operations, according to Chief Procurement Officer Soraya Correa.

• HealthCast

FDA is modernizing its technology infrastructure to accelerate scientific and regulatory decisions.

New research suggests cross-functional teams and emerging tech can improve government acquisition.

• Digital Services

Experts tell Congress how the technology can drive costs down, while boosting security and operations.

• Cloud

The Department of Health and Human Services awarded a contract last week that builds off of the agency’s Accelerate program, marking a milestone for Accelerate that will save HHS a predicted $30 million over the next five years.

• Artificial Intelligence
• Data

In 2020, data will become even more crucial to IT and digital services, serving as the foundation of automation and future innovation.

• CyberCast

HHS is making strides in innovating its cybersecurity posture through its approach to recurrent neural networks and beyond.